Articles by Eric Townsend
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“Emerging Futures” forum held on environment
January 22, 2008
The first of three summit-style discussions on future world issues was
held Jan. 22, 2008, with students in six Winter Term courses sharing
their research findings – and making suggestions for change – on
environmental topics ranging from global warming to organic food.
Comedic play “The Cherry Orchard” debuts Jan. 18
January 18, 2008
See how one Russian family makes decision after decision to not decide
how to lose its money in the Department of Performing Arts’ production
of “The Cherry Orchard,” a play by Anton Chekhov that opens Jan. 18 in
the Black Box Theatre.
Bacot talks with News 14 Carolina about S.C. primary
January 18, 2008
Speaker urges students to live MLK Jr.’s vision
January 17, 2008
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was remembered at an annual program
this week as a civil rights leader who encouraged people to believe in their own abilities and, according to an acclaimed key note speaker, helped
change the hearts and minds of many Americans.
Mississippi news station reports on Elon efforts
January 17, 2008
Burlington Christian Academy student wins MLK Jr. essay contest
January 16, 2008
An eighth grade student at Burlington Christian Academy has been named
the winner of Elon University’s 2008 Martin Luther King Jr.
Humanitarian Essay Contest.
Elon professor granted space on TeraGrid network
January 15, 2008
An Elon faculty member has been awarded storage space on a selective,
federally funded computer server where scientists conduct research that
requires vast amounts of electronic file space and computing capability.
Students in New Orleans document Katrina radio operations
January 14, 2008
A team of Elon broadcast and new media majors are in New Orleans
gathering interviews and documenting the importance of radio during
Hurricane Katrina for inclusion in a forthcoming book about the way radio stations joined together in the 2005 storm's aftermath.
Elon College Fellows raise money to fight measles
January 14, 2008
As three Elon students learned over the fall, sell enough pins in the
shape of a white ribbon with red dots, and you might just save hundreds
of lives overseas from a disease that has all but been eradicated in
the United States.
Students attend GOP debate in Myrtle Beach
January 14, 2008
Sophomore journalism major Angie Lovelace, freshman
broadcast major Nick Ochsner and Colin Donohue, coordinator
of student media in the School of Communications, traveled Jan. 10, 2008, to Myrtle Beach, S.C., for the GOP debate in a joint
project between The Pendulum and Phoenix14News.